Zack Short, currently part of the New York Mets, envisions a promising future for the Detroit Tigers.
Infielder Zack Short, now with the New York Mets, reflects on his time with the Detroit Tigers as he embarks on a new chapter in his baseball journey. Acquired by the Tigers in a trade with the Chicago Cubs in August 2020, Short played 179 games with the team, hitting .204 with 13 home runs and contributing 196 games with Triple-A Toledo.
Despite being placed on waivers by the Tigers in November 2023, Short harbors no hard feelings, acknowledging the business aspect of the sport. His memories with the Tigers include learning and growing as a player, making his debut, and sharing the field with future Hall of Famer Miguel Cabrera during his final season. Short expressed gratitude for the experience and believes facing hardships and struggles in the big leagues will contribute to his personal and professional development.
Short also discusses his relationship with Tigers manager A.J. Hinch, emphasizing Hinch’s openness and transparency. He appreciates the passionate Detroit fans and envisions success for the Tigers in the upcoming 2024 season, keeping an eye on former teammates and friends. Despite moving on to the Mets, Short cherishes the relationships built, the learning experiences, and the growth both as a player and a person during his time with the Tigers.
